Difficult Conversations Checklist (with Coworkers)

Ever leave the meeting feeling bulldozed? Sometimes, you leave the conversations angry, depressed, confused and just plain exhausted.

The second, third, and eighth times you left the meeting in a similar fashion, you realized, you absolutely dreaded these meetings.  It would be a mistake to think that every meeting with your coworkers will be calm, and civil or that you will receive the recognition that you know you deserve.  No matter what the purpose of the meeting with your teammates, there are a few things items to prepare for – for every planned meeting with your bullying coworkers.

Create a new strategy for each meeting.

Creating a strategy – any effective strategy – for the meeting in the workplace is key to the successful interaction.  It is especially critical for communication coworkers, and avoid feeling overwhelmed, overtalked and left without any results that you wanted.  What to do?

Why not keep it simple and straightforward? Using a method that can quickly be prepared before each meeting.

This resource is different, fast and easy.  It is meant to help you narrow your focus for the upcoming difficult conversation, stay on track, and plan your strategy – quickly and immediately.  It involves using our Difficult Conversations Checklist with Coworkers – a simple resource that can improve the duration and outcome of the next one-on-one meetings.

The Difficult Conversations Checklist with Coworkers  helps you define the key agenda topics towards your meeting goals, provide strategies  to navigate  the difficult moments and plan your meeting exit strategy.  We are offering the Difficult Conversations Checklist with Coworkers for $9.  Download it now and you’ll have the tool to start planning that next meeting within the hour.

Here’s what you get

The PDF checklist you can review and complete in advance of every planned conversation with your project team, your co-workers, even with vendors and consultants.

The checklist is designed to be useful for anyone in the workplace – from those working in retail to healthcare to corporate – who want to find a way to improve the quality of the meetings and achieve an improved, less stressful result.

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Why Bother?

You are in this job for a reason – feed yourself and your family, student loans, gain new skills, finance a place to live, etc. We understand that despite the current difficulty in the workplace, that today may not be the best time to leave for greener pastures… (though we understand if you are already working on “plan b“.)   

The Difficult Conversations with Coworkers Checklist will give you a tool that you can modify and utilize to prepare for your conversations with team members, and help make frequent small steps to a civil working communication style. Whether you are a recent college graduate, experience team member, or first-line manager caught in the middle, this checklist will help you to prepare – in advance, and with a plan to improve.

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